From the monthly archives:

May 2009

Is 6 Months Jail Enough for Cottonwood Heights Drug Dealers

May 30, 2009

I checked to see if the date was April 1st. Because Luanne Marie and Michael Dale Olson received only six months in jail. Six months! They told the judge that the reason they are scum bag drug dealers is because of a couple of accidents and then there was an addiction to pain killers.
When they were [...]

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A 4th Grader Is The Star of the Cottonwood Heights City Council Meeting

May 29, 2009

It was a typical city council meeting, people complaining about one thing or another, budgets being presented, fire department and other reports. 
But the real star of the meeting was Hope Allen.
Hope is a Cottonwood Heights fourth grader from Butler Elementary School. She was at the Cottonwood Heights City Council Meeting to present to the council [...]

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Butler Elementary School Family Carnival

May 27, 2009

Sights and Sounds of Butler Elementary School Annual Family Picnic

Wahooo, the annual Butler Elementary School Family Picnic.  A good time had by kids and parents waiting and chatting with each other. I don’t think I have ever seen that much silly string (note to self, sell silly string next year).
There were lots of bouncy rides, [...]

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Cottonwood Heights Movie Night At Mountview Elementary

May 27, 2009

Cottonwood Heights Movies In The Park

They’re Back movies in the park. Cottonwood Heights Parks and Recreations Movies in the park were such a hit last year that they are back again this year.
The first one is is Madagascar 2 at Mountview Elementary School field located at 1651 E Ft Union Blvd.
Fun and entertainment for the [...]

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Cottonwood Heights Neighborhood Watch

May 22, 2009

Coming Soon To A Neighborhood Near You

Wednesday evening May 20th 2009 about 30 people gathered at the Cottonwood Heights City Office as Officer Shelia Jennings gave a presentation laying the ground work for Cottonwood Heights Official Neighborhood Watch Program. Also present Paul Brenneman the Assistant Chief of Police along with Officer Michael Galieti. 
For those that [...]

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Impressed With Cottonwood Heights City Council

May 21, 2009

 

Impressed With Cottonwood Heights City Council
I want to share with you my observations of a Cottonwood Heights City Council work session. This is where the city council, city manager, city attorney, city planner, and various other department heads meet and work through issues. The meeting started at 6:00 PM and goes till finished. Well when [...]

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Cottonwood Heights Public Schools

May 18, 2009

Cottonwood Heights Public Schools

Here is the link for private schools and universities.
As you may know cities on the East Side of the Jordan School district voted to break away from the monstrous school district. The New Canyons School District is open for business July 1st, 2009 led by Superintendent Dr. David S. Doty.
I have put [...]

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Bywater Park Cottonwood Heights UT

May 16, 2009

Bywater Park Cottonwood Heights

Everyone in the area knows Bywater Park. It is tucked in the middle of a Cottonwood Heights neighborhood. Between Ft Union Blvd and Bengal Blvd and East 2700 E.
It is a park everyone in the family can enjoy, from the little tykes on the playground to seniors playing tennis. There is a [...]

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Cottonwood Heights Real Estate Office Gives Back

May 16, 2009

Cottonwood Heights Real Estate Office Gives Back
On Thursday May 14th a Keller Williams Utah Realtors a Cottonwood Heights Real Estate office had a community service day. It was part of RED DAY a community service day throughout the United States and Canada that was organized to honor Mo Anderson the CEO.
RED Day is the largest [...]

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Cottonwood Heights Valley Journal Reporter

May 13, 2009

Cottonwood Heights City Council Meeting

For those that live in Cottonwood Heights and get the Cottonwood/Holladay Valley Journal have read an article or two from Stephanie Archibald.  She covers government things among other stories for the Journal.
As a hard working person she was at the Cottonwood Heights City Council Meeting Tuesday evening. For those that have [...]

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